325 Year Old Sag Harbor Home Sells For $1.47M

SAG HARBOR, NY — What's said to be the oldest home in Sag Harbor has just sold for $1.475 million, according to Douglas Elliman.

Represented by Barbara Lobosco, Robert Evjen and Judith Auchincloss of Douglas Elliman, the 1,100-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bath home at 64 Union Street was built circa 1693 in Sagaponack and is one of the oldest still standing in the Hamptons.

The home was moved a whopping five times before being settled at its current location — and, still intact are a number of original details, including exposed beams and wide-plank wood floors.

According to the Douglas Elliman listing, the living room and dining room are the core of the original structure; featuring original exposed beams, wide wood plank floors and two working fireplaces that add to the home's charming ambiance.

The spacious upstairs master suite features a dormer, and the kitchen was updated with new cabinets, countertops, and appliances. The home also includes a carriage house with full bath, radiant heat in floors, central air conditioning and plenty of space for entertaining or use as an artist's studio or office, the listing says.

"The large magical garden graced with perennials and mature landscaping is ideal for alfresco entertainment. There's also a new shingled garden shed and room for a pool."